Sentence examples for were sufficient to pose from inspiring English sources

Although the strains were not evenly collected over the years and some periods (for example, during World War Two) are almost without records, the data available were sufficient to pose the question on whether the global temperature affects the maximum temperature of growth (hereinafter referred to as Tmax) of the collected strains.

The second standard requires that the IRB judge the scientific and social value of the study to be sufficient to merit the nontherapeutic risks posed to participants.

"Surely better to ignore them and assume the means to control them, if and when they do come home, are sufficient to meet the threat that they pose".

He thus famously denied that democracy was sufficient to deal with the political crisis posed by technology, asserting that "only a god can save us" (Heidegger 1981: 57, 57).

Minimum followup should be sufficient to meaningfully address the questions being posed.

103 research options will not be sufficient to resolve the entire breadth of challenges posed by this complex area.

In the context of the robustness analysis to illumination, identity, and pose, those four points are sufficient to illustrate the performances of our proposals.

Short simulation times are sufficient to achieve good refinement of docking poses resulting from exchange of structurally dissimilar inhibitors between crystal structures.

"The full drag posed by the cliff is sufficient to erase roughly two and a half years' worth of economic gains," said Joseph A. LaVorgna, chief United States economist at Deutsche Bank.

Although not conclusive, the data are sufficient to warrant carefully designed research into the risks posed by electromagnetic fields.

Buff-breasted Sandpiper use of agricultural habitats raises concerns both about whether the quality of habitat is sufficient to meet the needs of the birds and about the risk posed by exposure to agricultural chemicals while in fields.